I recently updated my opening poem to the Saga of the Bear-folk, with that I needed to update the language. Here is the updated poem! I've also begun to create the language of the Fae creatures in the adventure I've been writing.Blood Clans of Jorikk Facebook Page
Skarrn:
Lo!
Hjer byrja ferdhalakkar fra Bjorgdunar
Jog fra aegisagr thaejar…
Thekksagr byrja
Hvenr runekorn avsolja
Idh Rytarrskegg
Harrik, viedunnath-megg
Rugla megg skjirkorn
Seiflath fra Bjordunnar, Ivrik Arnbjorg dun nuldorn
Nefingja brrodhath halkur dhing
Tala fra gothing
Avsulta hultn
Brrodh fra gultn
Bafudhra tredhorn
fra runekorn
Harrik fra viedunnath-megg sorn
"Ath finga korn,
Sjodmad, sithur Nartr-frottr
Strarg fra assmattr.”
Thar a mokkithr vittegg
droppen far mugg fjltegg
fjltegg sithur himokk
Unni gothing slettlokk”
Translation:
Lo!
Here begins the journey of the Bear-Folk,
and their Epic Saga
This story does begin,
When a rune-stone was discovered
In Rytarrskegg
By a fisherman called Harrik
Bemused by the strange monolith,
The Bjordunnar Chief, a man named Ivrik Arnbjorg
Called forth the the clan for a meeting
To discuss this discovery
It was decided,
That a group of warriors,
Be sent to investigate
The rune-stone
Harrik the Fisherman said,
“That to find the stone,
One was sail north-east
along the coast.”
Until a great white tree
is spotted at the mouth of a river
Then one must sail up river
Until you come across a placid lake.”
